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I think you should code in a language you enjoy. If Python seems fun, then stick with Python. If you become a good programmer, you should be able to find work
by redguava 14y ago
I think you should code in a language you enjoy. If Python seems fun, then stick with Python. If you become a good programmer, you should be able to find work no matter which language you choose.
Also, it's harder to learn to program than it is to learn a language. You are currently learning to program, you will find it much easier to learn your next language (and if you stick to programming, you will learn more languages... this will just be your first).
I would stick with Python, have fun and look for jobs when you're ready. A lot of people have opinions on a lot of things, just keep going. Constantly changing won't get you anywhere.
- bravoyankee 14y agoI really agree with this. Go with the programming language that you enjoy the most. Why? Because its going to get very hard down the road. For me, I'm toiling on a project that is taking longer than I though. The bills are piling higher. I'm short on rent this month. I'm starting to get doubts. However, I remind myself that I would rather do this than anything else, and it helps anchor me. If you enjoy it most of the time, you'll see it through when times get tough - and they will.
- Nathandim 14y agoThank you for your input. Would you mind sharing your language of choice?